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Politics+Society

Allison Agwu grins while standing at a podium that reads "Stand Up for Science 2025." Behind her is a crowd of people.

Hundreds from Hopkins stand up for science at D.C. rally

Published March 10, 2025

An estimated crowd of 5,000 attended the Stand Up for Science event in the nation's capital, which featured three speakers from Johns Hopkins

*A Lovely Blue And !* by Sam Gilliam on display at Hopkins Bloomberg Center

Arts+culture

Sam Gilliam Lecture series inaugural speakers announced

Published March 4, 2025

Launching April 9 in partnership with the Sam Gilliam Foundation, the series invites speakers to reflect on the intersection of art, academia, and public policy

María Corina Machado and Edmundo González in August 2024

Voices

SNF Agora event: Venezuela's fight for democracy

Published Feb 25, 2025

Venezuela's democratic leaders will discuss the challenges and potential paths forward on Feb. 27

photo from Porcelain War

Film

Oscar-nominated 'Porcelain War' to screen at Hopkins Bloomberg Center

Published Feb 25, 2025

Portrait of everyday Ukrainian artists and citizens fighting to save their country and culture will screen March 31 as part of new film series

Research Matters

Vital support for young students and parents

Published Feb 20, 2025

Federal funding from NIH and the Department of Education supports two long-running educational programs facilitated by Johns Hopkins University researchers

Global affairs

SAIS launches new Institute on U.S.-China relations

Published Feb 14, 2025

The Institute for America, China, and the Future of Global Affairs kicked off with a daylong series of panel discussions

Johns Hopkins Hospital dome lit in red

Research funding

Looming federal budget cuts jeopardize U.S. innovation, health

Published Feb 12, 2025

Hopkins faculty members discuss how proposed NIH funding cuts would stall vital research projects across academia

Q+A

Iran's regional strategy, shifting dynamics, and U.S. relations

Published Feb 6, 2025

As tensions in the Middle East persist, understanding Iran's strategies and the implications for global diplomacy has never been more critical

A hand flips a door sign to read "Welcome. We are open. Please come in."

Business

Study suggests consumer demand for Black-owned businesses

Published Feb 4, 2025

Restaurants that label themselves as 'Black-owned' see an increase in customer engagement, analysis finds

Four adults sit behind a table on-stage. A moderator sits on a stool, asking them a question. Behind them is a screen that reads "Should Supreme Court Justices Be Term Limited?"

Voices

A wide-ranging debate on SCOTUS future

Published Jan 30, 2025

Bipartisan panel discusses term limits, court expansion, and ethics during inaugural Hopkins Forum event